Ironbridge
Early-attested site in the Parish of Madeley
Etymology
Ironbridge (SJ 672034). The development of the town is set out in VCH XI 29–30. It grew up after 1780, when the Darbys of Coalbrookdale erected the world's first large iron bridge across the Severn, from Madeley Wood to Benthall.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Aqueduct
- Bartlett Gardens
- Busts Hill
- Boringmell
- Brockholes
- Captain's Coppice
- Castle Green
- The Chestnuts
- Coalport
- Coalport Bridge
- Coalport China Works
- Coalport Station
- Commercial Hotel
- Cross Hill
- Cuckoo Oak, Cuckoo Oak Fm
- Dale Coppice
- Elmgrove, Elmgrove Ho
- Fox's Buildings
- Frog Meadow
- Halesfield Colliery
- The Hall
- Hammer P.H.
- Hill Ho
- Hills Lane Colliery
- Hill Top Fm
- Hodgebower
- Hollybank
- Lee Dingle
- Lees Fm, The Lees, Lees Cottages
- Lightmoor Junction, Lightmoor
- Lincoln Hill
- The Lloyds, Lloyds Coppice
- Lodge Fm
- Madeley Ct
- Madeleycourt Collieries and Madeleycourt Iron Works
- Madeley Hall
- Madeley Hill
- Madeley Market and Salop Stations
- Madeleywood
- Marnwood Hall
- The Meadow
- Meadowpit Colliery
- Mount Pleasant
- New Buildings
- New Inn
- Oilhouse Coppice
- Paradise
- Park Inn
- Park Lane
- Regatta Field
- Rope Walk
- Roughpark, Roughpark Fm
- Severn Cottage and Severn Foundry, Severn Ho
- Shawfield Colliery
- Springhill Cottage and Springhill Fm
- Strethill Fm
- Sunnyside Fm and Sunnyside Ho
- Tweedale
- Upper Forge, Upper Forge Pool
- The Villa
- Windmill Fm
- Woodland Grange
- Woodside, Woodside Coal Mine